Fontana High School - Fohi Yearbook (Fontana, CA)

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EDWARD CAPPARELLI Univ. of So. Calif. B.A., M.S. ur merican erifage Nine instructors try to show Fohi students the importance of the inner circle and the sons for the splitting of the union when history classes begin. TEC!- Each Problems of Democracy class went to San Bernardino to tour the courts and learn their functions, United States History classes learned of their American heritage, while sophomores enrolled in World Geography prepared for their future studies of the world and its problems. Explaining the enigmas of early history, instructor Edward Capparelli guides a U.S. History class. WILLIAM C. REUTER Univ. of Calif. B.A., M.A. RICHARD D. WHINNERY Univ. of Redlands San .lose State B.A., M.A. ALICE SHAFER Ripon, Claremont V ERNEST LEWIS Bucknell, Univ. of So. Calif. B.A., M.A. Graduate School J. W. TRUAN B,A, New Mexico Western ROBERT STEARNS Pomona College BIA' MICHAEL C. BITZKO Univ. of Pittsburgh B.A., M.A. N B.A., M.A. RUSSELL FREEMAN Colgate University Columbia University B.A., M.A.

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.gncludfriaf .fdrfa lauded jArou9L Experience Cars, lamps, bongos, and gear shift knobs are the results of work by the students enrolled in the Industrial Arts courses. In Electricity I and ll the students learn the how and whys of making electrical units and there are many homes decor- ated with the proiects. Houses spring off the drawing board of the archiectural classes and some day may be built in to the dream home of the year. Cars are torn apart and rebuilt to suit the needs and desires of the owners. There are several classes available in auto mechanics and repairs. In woodworking classes boys can be seen making cedar chests, tables, and other obiects to adorn their homes. During the course of the year a contest is held and prizes are awarded to students who have done outstanding iobs on their proiects. Instructor supervises students who are acetylene welding. JOHN R. YOUNT Stout State College B.S. HAROLD L. KING HARVEY C. HART Miami Univ. Univ. of Calif., Santa Barbara B.A. WILLIAM R. McCLELlAN Colorado State Univ. San Jose State B.S. Architectural students draw plans for the dream home of the YEUY. B.S., M.A MYRL A. HARMAN Missouri State Univ. of So Calif

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-5, KAY GESSEL Univ. of New Mexico B.S. Owd, Cpafd, anal Cjomlaoun 5 516 'but' HOWARD PROUD South Dakota State B.B.S. MAUREEN McGlNNESS Univ. of Redlands B.S. Future Farmer Joe Morris prepares for a fair. Disecting worms in biology makes science students squirm. When they become more advanced and take physiology, cows eyes and cats are used. Loud explosions can always be heard from the chemistry and physics labs. Ot course, physics students feel they are the intellects because they're supposedly taking the hardest class in the science department. But the biology, physiology, and chemistry students know differently. Through the agriculture department, the local Future Farmers of America Chapter was able to win awards in many fairs. GARY MOUCK Edinboro State College, Univ. of Calif. at Los Angeles, Univ. at Colorado B.S., MEd., MBS. This takes brains? How about that, physics students? DARRELL CHRISTENSEN Oregon State College B.B.S. J FRANK D. ROBERTSON B.A. San Jose State